Posted July 12, 199926 yr Dear Robert/Cecil,I am a West person with Kua no.7 ,Although my main door faces South @ 163 degrees from centre of house and my bedroom is located at the SW , one of my auspicious locations , I am having financial problems & poor business . My house was built in 1980 and extensive renovations were done in July 1984 to add a large carporch/balcony in front and a balcony at the rear with an additional door from dining to the West side . This makes the house a period 7 house .I have tried using the West door with no good effect .I would like to know how to work out the Flying star to find out the mountain & water star .Thanks for any advise you could giveDr.Y.Muthupalaniyappan ,2800-V, Taman Golf ,05250 Alor Setar,Kedah , MalaysiaI have read Lillian Too's Flying Star Feng Star and find it not easy to understand how to work out the shift of the numbers around the Lo Shu Grid . Can I rely on the pre-determined charts given for the various main door locations - are they accurate to base one's calculations for the stars .Thanks
Posted July 12, 199926 yr Dear Dr Muthu,If you are in Malaysia, my best advise is to consult a Feng Shui Practioner.This is because, even if you can calculate the Flying Star correctly, apicture perfect Flying Star report is not as important as a full Feng ShuiAudit.Even under the Flying Star, it has to be used in relation to other Feng Shuianaysis e.g. the Shapes and Form and even personalised to yourself.Furthermore, in your case, it has to do more with your business location(unless it is the same as your home).In my personal opinion, Lillian Too is " ok " at Shapes and Forms becausethis is more `generalised' and can apply more widely. I agree with you thather Flying Star book is confusing and there are some errors in it. I am notsure if some of the charts are correct, but if you want to D.I.Y., this isthe risk that you may have to take.Assuming that you can do a proper chart, the more important factor is theanalysis and knowing how to cure. If one does not have a problem, one cantake your time to interpret and do trial and error Feng Shui. But if one isconstrainted by problems, there are two real issues:-1. I have seen many who do lots of self cures until, they overdo it. Here,if one engages a Feng Shui expert, the expert would not only have to analysea person's Feng Shui but under the `cures'. This is time consuming and alsocostly for the client.2. The second issue is that it is much better to get a Feng Shui audit doneby a respectable FS practioner and work with them to solve your problem.Since you are in Malaysia, it is certainly easier to get someone to do itfor you.Warmest Regards,Cecil Lee-----Original Message-----From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed>Date: Monday, July 12, 1999 11:13 AMSubject: how to work out flying star Quote From: "Muthupalaniyappan Yegappan" This message is sent from "flying-star" Mailing List.Dear Robert/Cecil,I am a West person with Kua no.7 ,Although my main door faces South @ 163degrees from centre of house and my bedroom is located at the SW , one of myauspicious locations , I am having financial problems & poor business . Myhouse was built in 1980 and extensive renovations were done in July 1984 toadd a large carporch/balcony in front and a balcony at the rear with anadditional door from dining to the West side . This makes the house a period7 house .I have tried using the West door with no good effect .I would like to know how to work out the Flying star to find out themountain & water star .Thanks for any advise you could giveDr.Y.Muthupalaniyappan ,2800-V, Taman Golf ,05250 Alor Setar,Kedah , MalaysiaI have read Lillian Too's Flying Star Feng Star and find it not easy tounderstand how to work out the shift of the numbers around the Lo Shu Grid .Can I rely on the pre-determined charts given for the various main door locations - are they accurate to base one's calculations for the stars . Quote Thanks
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